Disaster Relief Funding

Music Events For Disaster

Music Events For Disaster Relief Funding

When the flood hit the city of Baton Rouge in August 2016, thousands upon thousands found themselves displaced. 40,000 homes received damage, 60,000 residents signed up for FEMA assistance, and 11 died. The impact spread across 20 parishes, ensuring that it would be the worst in the history of Louisiana.

There is always a rainbow of hope in the form of aid and donations for disaster relief. This tragedy showed the nation what they could achieve with a little charitable effort. A large part of this came from a strong push from the music industry.… Read More

By Alexa Martinez, ago
Superstorm Sandy Relief

Superstorm Sandy Relief – A Key Model For Future Disaster Relief Funding

Superstorm Sandy was one of the most devastating storms to hit the American East Coast in recent history. It disrupted lives and destroyed homes and businesses across New Jersey.

Many of these incidents saw families struggle to get back on their feet. The Superstorm Sandy Relief effort encouraged local community leaders and charities to join forces to aid families.… Read More

By Alexa Martinez, ago
Crowdfunding For Disaster Relief

Creating An Effective Crowdfunding Website For Disaster Relief Funding

Crowdfunding is a necessary form of donation collection for many organizations and individuals. Some do so for personal gain and projects, such as film-making and product launches. Others will do so for charitable efforts, either personal or on a community level.

These efforts for localized disaster relief can provide fast, reliable support and context. The problem is that many in need don’t know how to set up a crowdfunding page. The right page can make or break a campaign.… Read More

By Alexa Martinez, ago